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Europorte
Europorte is a European rail freight company, a subsidiary of Eurotunnel; operating in France and through the Channel Tunnel.
The company was formed in 2009 as an entity encompassing the previous operations of Europorte 2 and the France-based businesses of Veolia Cargo. Eurotunnel's original freight business, Europorte 2, was rebranded to become Europorte Channel and moved as a subsidiary under the Europorte division of the Eurotunnel group.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Eurotunnel completes first external expansion in its history with the acquisition of the French businesses of Veolia Cargo )〕
==Subsidiaries==
After the acquisition of Veolia Cargo French subsidiaries in 2009 Europorte had five subsidiaries; one previously under Eurotunnel's control and four operations arriving via the purchase. All of these five units had already held permissions as open-access operators on the French railway network since 2004.〔Europorte company website, section "Europorte"〕 Veolia Cargo Link〔 was also acquired as part of the Veolia Cargo France purchase in 2009;〔Europorte company website, section "Europorte France and Europorte Link"〕 Veolia Cargo Link operated as a joint venture between CMA CGM and Veolia Cargo from 2006 until the joint venture was terminated in early 2009 due to lack of profitability. As of 2012 the subsidiary ''Europorte Link'' is not listed as operational by Eurotunnel.
UK based rail freight company First GBRf was acquired in 2010. The subsidiary ''Europorte Services'' was established (2010) as the operating company of the rail network of the Port of Dunkirk.
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